we were both very scared. >> reporter: the view from chopper 2 shows the smoke too close for comfort. >> computers, phones, chargers. >> reporter: denise lombard packed her valuables in 20 minutes. >> we have been thinking about what we should do if you know whatever happened because of the san diego fire. as it turns out you know, it was top of mind. >> reporter: there is muscle memory for fire in this area. >> this was a big wake up call this fire season. >> reporter: a four-alarm wake up call. so they made very quick work of these fires here in this canyon. canyons pose a particular concern because even though it's not very windy out today as you heard the battalion chief say when you get fire in a canyon it can make its own weather and do some unexpected things. i'm told that the fire department has asked police oakland police to be on patrol in this area because they do believe these fires are suspicious. reporting live in oakland, noel

walker ktvu channel 2 news. >> the helicopter used to drop water on that fire was actually taking water from lake her rain. a call fire helicopter dipped into the east part of the lake. two other fires last friday, the first one was put out by a passerby. the second fire started near owning moore and clemmons road. firefighters were able to put that fair out quickly. investigators say the fires are suspicious because they burned in the same area and on the same day. dublin police are asking for the public's help to find a hit-and-run driver who left a 25-year-old woman in intensive care with major head injuries. it happened on 580 near the altamonte pass yesterday morning. we obtained 911 calls from that crash and the wreckage left behind. >> reporter: the accident happened on westbound 580.

the victim crossed several lanes of traffic before hitting that sign rolling down the embankment before finally landing on the onramp. >> 911 emergency what are you reporting. >> went off the overpass on the side of the road. >> reporter: we know there were witnesses to the accident because 911 calls started coming in moments after the green toyota truck lost control. >> guy just went off the road and flipped his truck about five times. >> reporter: the damage to the truck was significant. the impact left the driver 25- year-old with major head true. >> she was able to survive. without a seatbelt would not be a survivable collision. >> reporter: what's still unclear is exactly what happened and who's responsible. investigators believe a dark- colored sedan hit the back corner of the truck at 65 or 70 miles an hour. >> he hit it really hard. >> reporter: the driver of that other car just kept going. >> in spite of what was

horrific type of collision occurring next to him, that dark sedan described as most people as possibly black in color with possible right side damage continued westbound 580 and never stopped at the scene. >> reporter: chp says even though this accident didn't happen in commute hours this stretch of road is always busy and they are hoeing someone saw something that will help them crack this case. in in lafayette police are investigating a crash that killed a woman at 1:15 this afternoon. police say a truck hit the woman at the intersection of el nitto ranch road and upper happy valley road. the woman was pronounced dead at the scene. the truck driver is cooperating with investigators. at this point the names of both the driver and the woman aren't being released. ride share company such as uber and lift are increasingly the target of new laws nation

wide. the proposed regulation and the companies are fighting back. >> reporter: critics say the ride share companies have the deep pockets to fight off new regulations taxi companies already are following. the ride share companies say new laws could stifle innovation. form ersan fran cab driver igor became an uber x ride share driver a year ago. >> it is a good switch for me. i would get in the car 10 to 12 hours now i can break up my day. >> reporter: california legislators have struggled to catch up with the fast moving ride share companies which rallied today in sacramento against two state bills. one requires commercial liability insurance to cover drivers from the moment their ride sharing app is turned on. the other mandates filminger printing drug testing along with criminal background checks. >> it doesn't improve safety

doesn't improve efficiency. >> these other companies have been given a free pass to operate however they wish. >> reporter: the ride shares or transportation network companies should be held to the same standards they say. >> we have to have 24 by 7 commercial insurance for our vehicles because these vehicles are roaming around the city saul daylong. as are these uber lift vehicles. >> reporter: uber outsources background collection to private companies and says the proposed regulations would choke innovation. >> we keep seeing more and more interest in our platform. that's a benefit of providing a better alternative to the existing options and we see no signs of slowing down. >> reporter: uber is applauding amendments made late today to the ride stair insurance bill. a company spokesman says another opposed to the security checks proposal. we keep watching what happens with the amendments as they make their way through the state's capitol in search of approval by the state

legislature. david stevenson ktvu channel 2 news. a suicide bomber set off a deadly explosion at a viewing center where people were watching the world cup. this happened in the city of domestic a you a. the exact number of people killed is not yet known. the same extremist group that's holding more than 250 school girls hostage may be responsible. boko haram has tarringed sports bars and soccer viewing centers in recent weeks killing at least 40 people. protesters were met with lock doors when they tried to deliver a petition to the archbishop of san francisco. >> we're asking that perhaps he would not attend a group that was really hateful. and that he would make a statement standing on the side of love rather than hate. >> organizers say 30,000 people signed the petition. they want archbishop salvatore cordelione to cancel his appearance at a march begins same-sex marriage this thursday

in washington d. c. many say they understand the church has had a long standing position against same-sex marriage but they urge the archbishop to foe who is behind this event. >> the june is itth event is being organized by some of the most anti-lgbt organizers and leaders. >> the archbishop has said thursday's rally is actually a pro marriage event not an attack on gays and lesbians. oakland police are stepping up patrols in etem school neighborhood where a woman was robbed and beater. this woman was walking alone when investigators say she was jumped by two men. police say they will beef up their presence in places they have seen an increase in crime such as street robberies or shootings. they are looking for any surveillance video from the area and interviewing witnesses to see if they can identify the

robbers and their getaway car. we are following breaking news right now from newark. alameda county fire crews are battling a fire in a large pile of railroad ties. it's happening at thornton avenue and ash street. the call came in at 4:46. this is right next to train tracks. this may impact train service in that area. we're working to get more information. as we do we'll bring it to you. the call came in just a short time ago. here's a map that shows exactly where that's happening. thornton avenue and ash street. again, trying to get more information as we do we will pass it along to you. to san francisco where police are investigating a shooting in the potrero neighborhood that killed a man in broad daylight this morning. an hour ago the coroner's office told us the 24-year-old victim's name wased critic

carve san francisco. carr was found with gunshot wounds in his upper bold. >> he was taken to san francisco general hospital where he was pronounced dead. police have not given out any information on a suspect. the outspoken father of a santa barbara area mass shooting victim is in washington to put pressure on congress for new gun ledge laying. he's advocating for new background check laws. a group of people who know his pain all too well. >> my son chris has been dead for 26 days, and there's a hole in my heart that nothing can fill. >> reporter: richard martinez whose son chris was shot add and killed in a mass killing in santa barbara is surrounding in washington by the families of victims of other gun tragedies from new town to columbine. >> my mother was dead, shot and killed in her safe haven. her elementary school. >> alex was the only man on this planet who could call me dad and mean it.

>> it's virginia tech, northern illinois. aurora new town, i lose track god help me i can't remember every single one because there are so many. >> reporter: the families are launching a new campaign called not one more. their goal is to pail 2.5 million postcards demanding new laws on comprehensive background collection. gun control efforts stalled last year in the senate when a background check bill didn't have enough votes. instead of background checks minority leader mitch mcconnell says the focus should be on mental health. >> i think there's broad bipartisan support to do everything we can to identify as early as possible people who have these kind of mental challenges. >> there is help for mental health services of another kind. today the federal government announced it is giving newtown, connecticut a 7 million-dollar grant for mental health services for all those affected

by the 2012 shooting spree at sandy hook elementary school. the first arrest stemminging on ming from the benghazi attack. he was taken into custody near benghazi. he will be returned to the united states where he will face trial in federal court. president obama spoke about the arrest today from pennsylvania. >> it's important for us to send a message to the world when americans are attacked no matter how long it takes we will find those responsible and bring them to justice. >> one of the four americans killed in the attack was the ambassador to libya chris stevens who grew up in piedmont. she caught a thief in the act. >> i know it isn't his car. >> police warn about what makes some cars better targets than others.

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. i know nebraskas are resilient we're going to rebuild. >> today the governor of nebraska toured the community of bilgier where two-thirds of the town was held by a pair of deadly tornadoes. residents who live there say it's unrecognizable. >> hard to remember where everything was because when you came to town you knew where everybody lived and all that, but now you can't even tell where your old neighborhood

was. >> two people in neighboring towns were killed, including a five-year-old girl more than a dozen others were hospitalized. the town has a huge rebuilding job ahead. among the buildings destroyed the post office, the fire station and city hall. with the heat of the summer coming in lots of people heading to lakes and reservoirs to cool off. as water levels drop and temperatures go up public lakes and reservoirs may exceed state standards for bacteria. investigators are already looking at one case in the central valley to determine if the swimmer severe illness is related to bacteria picked up in a reservoir. >> reporter: at dell val reservoir today people were enjoying the water. >> we want to be in the sun in san francisco we don't get a lot of beach time. >> reporter: but no one we spoke to had seen posted signs like this one warning batheers

bacteria levels exceed state standards. >> we brought anti-bacterial soap. the girls were paddleboarding we figured it was fine. >> reporter: most recent tests show this water exceeds state standards for e. coli bacteria possibly from flocks of geese that gather here. >> if we have a cut or something it could get infected that's scary to think about. >> reporter: state health regulations require weekly tests on beaches with 50,000 or more yearly visitors. we surveyed bay area counties only dell val vest voyeur exceeded standards today but they don't test all places where people swim. >> we don't know what type of bacteria in there different type of strains could lead to different type of sicknesses. >> reporter: the best advice if you swim in any kind of open water try to keep it from getting in your mouth or nose and make sure to wash with soap afterwards. john fowler ktvu channel 2

news. they will ask the city council to buy a new security surveillance system to help fight crime. the $300,000 system includes cameras and license plate readers. they would be put on about a dozen roads leading in and out of the city. the police department says the cameras and readers are needed because the majority of the crimes in fremont are committed by people who don't live there. the city council is set to vote on the proposal during its meeting which begins at 7:00 tonight. some high tech tools have uncovered a hidden image in an early painting by pablo picasso. he created the blue room in 1901. it's considered one of his first masterpieces. curators at the phillips collection washington d. c. suspected there might be something underneath the paint. so they used an infrared camera to scan the painting, and the researchers discovered a portrait of an unknown man wearing a bowtie underneath the existing painting of a woman bathing. >> it's one of those things that makes what you do special.

the second reaction was well, who is it. and we're still working on answering that question. >> scholars say they have ruled out the possibility of the unknown man being a several portrait. let's talk about our weather. chief meteorologist is off. but rosemary is filling in tonight and spectacular day out there rosemary. >> you're right. so nice for so many of us. notably warmer than yesterday. and tomorrow even warmer than today. let's check in on your current conditions. 82 degrees right now walnut creek 79 in napa. upper 60s san francisco, half moon bay cooling off back to 59 degrees at this hour. 73 redwood city upper 70s mountain view. san jose checking in mostly sunny and 77. that's just a beautiful day for you. we'll shift inland and take a look at a few more numbers. low 70s reported. lafayette holding on to 80 degrees. 84 in another area of walnut creek. have two different neighborhoods we track. 84 pittsburgh. we've got upper 70s for san ramon and temperatures several

degrees warmer than yesterday. anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees. seas like concord reporting 13 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. on show breeze picked up this afternoon not nearly as bad as yesterday but you can see it is a little gusty in some areas. concord reporting 20 miles per hour gust. fairfield 15 miles per hour. southwesterly breeze bringing you a little bit of relief this afternoon. not nearly as fast as we like to see it when we want those temperatures to pull back. but again we've got this fabulous weather pattern in place. i'll show you what has changed so you notice this counter clockwise spin right here. this is the low that brought us the cool even breezy weather earlier in the week. ended out the weekend and brought us that yesterday. now we have a ridge of high pressure that is beginning to build in. and this will dominate our weather pattern for the next couple of days. we have a mini warm-up coming our way. into the evening hours mostly clear cool once again. temperatures like yesterday morning or i should say last night into early this morning.

mostly sunny warmer for your afternoon tomorrow. we're looking at a cool down for the first day of summer on saturday. taking a look at what you can expect tomorrow morning widespread low 50s to near 60 degrees with mostly clear skies. that's way we can expect as we get outright around sunrise. afternoon highs for tomorrow widespread 80 newscast the forecast for parts of the north bay. 81 for nova do. 70s for east bay shore line. upper 80s 90 degrees. livermore danville low 90s antioch and brentwood down to the santa clara valley 82 san jose. we've got 77 in santa cruz beautiful day for you there. 84 redwood city. 0 degrees in the city of san francisco and 60s with mostly sunny skies pacific a, half moon bay. the extended forecast here. so tomorrow the warmest day a little drop on thursday then temperatures continuing to cool down as we get into your bay area weekend with your bay area weekend always in view a very comfortable pattern.

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. 20 years ago today an estimated 95 million people watched the drama unfold in what's widely considered the most infamous live police chase in television history the chase involved o. j. simpson in that white ford bronco going down a los angeles freeway. he was eventually arrested and later acquit flood the double murder of his ex-wife nichol brown simpson and her friend ronald goldman. employees for the marin veterans memorial center were protesting they are upset of a lack of security who control guests who get out of hand. in recent months there have been a number of violent incidents and assaults.

>> my spine was seriously damaged in this incident. i have been in pain ever since. >> the majority of our visitors are not unruly, but, and i stress but, the number who are not has unfortunately increased over the years from my observation. >> several employees and volunteers lined up at a county board of supervisors meeting today to say they are afraid to go to work. they held signs that said 875 days. that number represents what they say was a promise made almost 3 years ago to provide better security. employees say there's usually only one guard at the memorial center and often none at the theater. marin county's risk managers spoke after the meeting. >> security advisory committee will continue to meet and look at each event that's coming up over the next 6 months and determine if in addition to the minimum level we will add security. >> the employees union is asking for a minimum of 2

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a spike in crime in a bay area city and tonight we hear from a woman who caught a burglar in the act. >> we always watch. we're always watching. >> today police in san leandro were out warning people about a large increase in the number of car break-ins. ally rasmus is here. she spoke to a woman how she came face-to-face with a chief and what thief and what she did next. >> reporter: they went car-to- car person-to-person giving shoppers a verbal and in some cases written reminder that if they have valuables in their car to keep them out of sight. a gated garage is supposed to keep valuables in and burglars out. sometimes it doesn't work that way. >> he cut the lock that they had with that lock cutter. >> reporter: this woman goes by the name linda. she was working in the building next to the garage saturday night when something unusual caught her high. >> i noticed that the trash

bin to the building was up, wide open. >> reporter: inside the room where the trash is stored there's another door that leads to the garage. she walked through and came face-to-face with a man standing next to a car with bolt cutters in his hands. he told her. >> i locked my keys in my car and i'm trying to get into my car. >> reporter: she didn't buy it. >> my mind said, that's not his car. backing away going back into my shop with my adrenaline flowing. >> reporter: she called police who arrested the burglar bolt cutters and all. they have seen a 60% spike in car break-ins. >> it doesn't seem like that big of a spike but when you talk about a month's period if we let it go by it could turn into 40 or 50 if it got bad. >> hide your belongings. if you see anything suspicious give us a call. >> reporter: they canvassed busy shopping centers. >> we've had a lot of a to burglars. >> reporter: if you burglars.

>> reporter: along with keeping valuables hidden police are encouraging anyone who may see something special suspicious in their neighborhood call them. police are considering he quick their officers with body cameras. if that happens a wood pd would join a number of bay area departments that use body cameras. we showed you a walnut creek officers testing his camera. they are giving a demonstration at the northern district office on main street. pg&e could be lose a major chunk of its business if a new plan becomes law. that plan would allow san francisco to selleck tryst to new private developments and that electricity is much cheaper than what pg&e offers. tom vacar live in san francisco to explain what some are

calling a money grab. tom. >> reporter: well, the big utility is headquartered right there it's an investor owned utility faced a small domino affect. small town after small town has chosen to offer publicly provided power. san francisco's action could set off a tsunami of municipal mutinys. they supply hydro electricity to muni city schools, libraries, fire stations and san francisco airport. those public agencies get very cheap well below market rate power. >> the power enterprise is really struggling because it has very few retail customers. it doesn't have enough customers to actually pay to maintain its infrastructure. >> reporter: the rest is sold into the grid at cheap wholesale prices. >> wholesale prices are around one quarter the price of retail prices. so the pc is missing out on

significant revenue generation for train structure investment. >> reporter: supervisor weiner introduced a bill that would grant the city the first rate to sell power at much higher retail rates to major new private developments instead of pg&e it will help san francisco fund a billion dollars in infrastructure upgrades replacing 25,000 deteriorating streetlights money going to pg&e. they issued a statement saying san francisco single generation source would be too unreliable, especially in droughts. and sass pg&e if san francisco takes those customers pg&e's fixed costs would have to be spread out over its remaining customers potentially increasing their rates. experts say what really scarce pg&e at that time just one step further would allow existing customers to choose to abandon

pg&e. that's something pg&e has fought with decreasing success as seen in marin company where its power took away many of pga's customers. tom vacar ktvu channel 2 news. president obama is preparing to hold talks on the deepening crisis in iraq. there's little agreement what steps the u.s. should take. republican leaders are calling for airstrikes and stepped up military action. some democrats are urging the president to limit military intervention. >> we need to be working with our allies what we should have done a decade ago with iraq not send troops. >> in iraq families continue to flee cities taken over by sunni militants. there were violence in baghdad today as militants made gains toward the capitol. police say a car bomb went off at a busy outdoor market killing 10 people. we are finding out most at

the va medical center in phoenix where some veterans allegedly died waiting for care were paid millions of dollars in bonuses. the arizona republic says it obtained reports that show more than 4,000 bonuses were paid to 21,000 employees including doctors, nurses, administrators, sects and others. the paper says a total of $10 million in bonuses was paid out over 3 years. the phoenix va is at the center of a nationwide scandal of lengthy wait times for veterans tying to get medical care. world cup fans descended on san francisco civic center as to cheer for mexico and brazil. many wearing team colors and some waving flags watched on the big screen set up for the cup. they saw mexico and brazil play to a scoreless tie. it was an exciting behalf but the 0-0 disappointed many who hoped to see their team advance to the next round. the u.s. team's next match is on sunday with portugal. poison, guns and

explosives for sale in a dark corner of the internet that links back to a federal bombing suspect in san francisco. tonight 2 investigates the trail of evidence that connection ryan chamberlin to black market dealers. texas governor rick perry is at it again he made headlines for what he said in california last week. what he now says about our state that's causing another stir. and one of the military's highest honors for a marine who was killed trying to save a fellow marine. >> i would love to be able to be as courageous as he was. ♪ ♪

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. posthumous bronze star was handed out at camp pendleton to a marine who saved a life of a comrad. steven stevens was killed june 22nd during the rescue of a wounded marine in afghanistan. he helped clear the route of enemy fire and was hit by rocket propelled grenades. his wife monique accepted the award with his 2-year-old son that he never met. >> it warmed my heart to know all his work was honored not only that they took the time to let my family all of us be a part of that. >> lance cpl. stevens is from detroit. his little son was born after

he deployed. tv talk show host dr. oz was on capitol hill in washington d. c. today to defend his reputation during a hearing on deceptive advertising for weight loss products. dr. oz talk show ayres here on ktvu but today he was answering questions before a senate committee. the hearing was called because of a recent ftc lawsuit against a company based in florida and its claim that its product pure green could haven't can help you lose weight. he promoted the product on his show. >> you know it's not true. >> i personally believe in the items that i talk about on the show. i passionately study them. i recognize oftentimes they don't have the scientific muster to present as fact. >> senator claire mccaskill says tv programs and major web sites need to do a better job of weeding out advertisers that make fraudulent claims. people celebrating la's

stanley cup championship teamed up to take down a drone. watch you'll see that small drone flying overhead during friday night's celebration. some of the crowd apparently thought it was the lapd keeping an eye on fans. so the people started throwing things at the drone until . >> see there the drone comes down and people start to cheer. fans started cheering even louder when it finally crashed to the ground. the lapd says the drone was not from its department. so far no one's claimed the now smashed equipment. 2 investigates an online black market connecting federal bomb suspect ryan chamberlin to a web of dark deals what we've uncovered about the trail of guns explosives and poison that all lead back to san francisco. the 911 dispatcher gets the call no parent wants. >> if i started to panik james was going to flip out also. >> how she managed to stay

calm even though the call was about letter own son. a bay area warming trend is underway. we'll check in on your current conditions and how much warmer we'll be for tomorrow coming up.

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at the center of a federal investigation. eric rasmussen how agents made those connections. >> reporter: court documents shows ryan chamberlin's name first came up in another case in another state. he was also connected to a man arrested last month for converting powerful guns to make them even more deadly. 30 rounds in 2 seconds. atf agents demonstrated the fire power of an ar15 when it's been illegally converted to a fully automatic weapon. possible with a tiny device that sells on a dark corner of the internet for as little as $150. >> they enable a person to hit their target but at the same time they can also hit a lost inadvertent targets because of the high rate of fire. >> reporter: carmichael sowed

off an converted rifle to undercover allegation with the atf in march. but told them distributing firearms was only a side business. his main business explosives and poison of it's what sources say checked malcolm to ryan kelley chamberlin of san francisco. chamberlin ordered the toxin a brand similar to ricin over a web site called black market reloaded or bmr. court documents indicate the toxin was slipped to chamberlin from malcolm's address 2 investigates found it wasn't the first time he used black market reload. in january federal agents arrested 19-year-old jessie core of this a rural part of southwest florida. he's also accused of trying to sell a brand made from rosary peace growing in the area. a search of his laptop revealed chamberlin's address in san francisco the. agents found a mailing label with a ship date of june 26th, 2013.

we know it was core of who told agents ryan kelly or ryan chamberlin was the name of the first person he sold anything to on black market reloaded. the shipment not a brand but a vile of pure nicotine mailed in a plastic vhs case. court documents suggest chamberlin ordered roughly double the lethal dosage of pure nicotine. investigators say they are still waiting on lab results to determine if toxins were found in chamberlin's apartment. if you have a story for 2 investigates to look into, you can e-mail us at 2 investigates at ktvu.com. this week an 11-year-old golf sensation from the bay area is set to compete in the u.s. women's open. she is the youngest player ever to qualify for that tournament. last month lucy lee of redwood shores won at half moon bay to take a spot at the open. the pre-teen is home schooled through an online stanford university program and spends

her winter months training in miami. the u.s. women's open gets underway on thursday in pinehurst, north carolina. 11 years old. can you imagine? >> and stanford. let's turn now to our bay area weather meteorologist rosemary is in for our chief. a lot of us excited for the upcoming warm up. >> it felt quite nice in most areas. giving you a live look at what is happening out there. we've got some nice sun shining over the bay as well as the coast. and as we get into the second half of your evening i think mostly clear skies will remain. here's a peek at some of the numbers for today. 67 san francisco. mid-70s in oakland. low 80s in concord. 80 antioch. 84 napa 82 santa rosa into the south bay. >> temperatures in the upper 70s san jose, morgan hill hit 81. again with plenty of sunshine. the winds still blowing picked up this afternoon the onshore breeze you can see bringing that ripple to the water here. but this is going to continue

to die down. the winds not as bad as they were yesterday. and tomorrow they will be even lighter than what we're seeing out there this afternoon. a look at the temperatures right now still holding on to the low 80s santa rosa. upper 70s napa. 83 in antioch. 80 degrees in concord. 69 hayward 72 oakland. still 77 san jose. 77 for mount view. the winds onshore livermore 22 miles per hour gusts there still a little breezy for some of us. reporting 23 miles per hour. 17 mountain view and san jose reporting 17 as well as half moon bay. the ridge of high pressure building in this afternoon and will continue to strengthen for your wednesday. wednesday is expected to be the warmest day. widespread 60s along the coastline. 70s around the bay. inland areas primarily in the 80s. but i think a few of us will actually climb into the low 90s. we're talking areas like antioch as well as brentwood. as we get going tomorrow morning it's going to be a cool

start once again. mostly clear skies low 50s in san francisco. low 50s along east bayshore line. 56 concord 52 degrees napa. these numbers are how we started this morning. very similar pattern. but by the afternoon a few degrees warmer than what we had this afternoon. we're looking at 81 for san rafael yell. heading to the east bay warm day in danville 88 expected for you 91 for antioch. along the east bayshore line temperatures range national guard the low to mid to upper 70s. quite nice nice for the afternoon. 82 san jose. 77 santa cruz. for the peninsula a beautiful day expected in areas like palo alto. 82 for tomorrow. 84 redwood city. 70 degrees in san francisco. today san francisco 65. you'll notice that difference as well. look here at the extended forecast. temperatures dropped very subtle drop on thursday then a bigger drop will come as we get into our bay area weekend and the first day of summer on saturday. >> thank you rosemary. >> you're welcome.

multibillion-dollar industry selling your information on the black market. how thieves are using youtube to traffic anything from your credit card to your social security number. back to julie haener in our newsroom with more what we're working on for 6:00. >> taking a limo or renting a bus. who is making sure a tragedy such as this doesn't happen again. the new report revealing infish says inefficiencys in the agency that's supposed to protect you. what brought this military man to tears. . >> i was overwhelmed with happiness. >> these stories and more coming up in less than 10 minutes at 6:00.

. today a jury heard defense testimony about dodger stadium security in the civil lawsuit over beating of giants fan brian stow. he suffered severe brain damage when he was attacked in the dodger parking lot. his attorney says lacks security contribute todd the attack. major league baseball testified security measures he saw at dodger stadium were greats than any he's seen except for presidential visit or 2009 world series. a 911 dispatcher says it was the most stressful thing she's ever had to do. field a call involving her own son. jerry van reason ennis a dispatcher at highland county

virginia. he was on duty when a call came in about a 5-year-old boy who had been run over by a lawnmower. that boy was her son james. she's credited for staying under control to get her son help. >> attention we have a call for a five-year-old male with a possibly broken leg. >> i think what helped me keep calm was knowing if i started to panic james was going to flip out also. >> her son ended up losing two toes and suffered nerve damage in his leg, but other than that he is expected to fully recover. hackers are using youtube to sell stolen credit card numbers. social security numbers and other types of sensitive information allowing anyone to access your information. we found out how people and companies are making millions off illegal videos. reporter jacqueline fell talks way victim who is worried his personal information may never be safe again.

>> reporter: burt checks his bank statement every day. >> i tell you it's a concern it's like a shadow that goes with you every single day. >> reporter: he was one of the millions of victims from target's data breach last november. >> right around christmastime it actually completely eliminated our entire checking account. >> reporter: that historic data breach in a new report released from the digital citizen alliance. it found thieves are routinely selling stolen credit card numbers and other personal information on youtube. >> youtube is unfortunately a go to place for criminals to be able to sell and promote their wears. >> reporter: i did a quick search on youtube for credit card numbers that work. it pulled up about 7,000 hits. if you add the year to it going to get nearly 5,000 responses. the internet safety rye search group even called one of the hackers promising credit card info social security numbers an more. >> i personal i would never target amazon. >> wanted to teach us way web sites to target and way not to

how to get around fraud alerts. >> reporter: digital citizens alliance says this is an 18 billion-dollar illicit injury. google which owns youtube says its guidelines prohibit content that encourages illegal activity and it removes millions of videos every year. this report shows more is needed to protect consumers. in washington jacqueline fell ktvu channel 2 news. he's made persuading employers to move to texas a priority. why is texas governor rick perry considering a move to california when his term comes to an end. he's made several trips to california trying 0 convince companies to move to texas including one just last week where he bashed what he called quote the golden state's high tax over regulated ways. however, in a recent interview with the new york times governor perry said if he could live anywhere other than texas it would be california. he also said he might even move here next january.

months after a limousine killed five women, a new skating report. what it says about the state agency that is supposed to oversee public transportation and protect the public. bay area housing is a hot market these days. the surprising place where home prices are spikeing more than anywhere else. >> bay area marina rice marine arrives to a surprise. >> 21 years i served my country if i had 21 years more i would. >> the community effort to thank him for his service. . five women were killed when they were trapped in a burning limousine and that prompted a pay area lawmaker to call in auditors who now say the state needs to do more to protect the public from unsafe

transportation. good evening i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. state auditor record slams the agency created to help key you safe on the road. east bay state senator requested the audit following last year's deadly limo fire on the san mateo bridge. ktvu patty lee is live at sfo with the problems outlined in that state report. >> reporter: julie, if you ever catch an airport shuttle or hop on to a limousine you expect those carriers to be safe and some agency is keeping tabs, but this 45 page report out today says that is just not the case and the cpuc must make changes. after five women died trapped in this burning limousine in may of 2013, state auditors were called in. >> unfortunately five people had to die for them to take action. >> reporter: caught the horrifying scene with a cell phone camera images that still haunt him. the fire